The amount of pet treats you can feed your pet at one time depends on several factors, including their size, age, activity level, and overall diet.

General Tips:

• Moderation is key: Treats should not replace a balanced meal and should make up no more than 10% of your pet’s daily caloric intake. Overfeeding treats can lead to obesity or other health issues.
• Consult your vet: For pets with specific dietary needs, health concerns, or weight management issues, it’s best to consult your veterinarian for personalized advice.
  
  Always check the packaging for any recommended serving sizes, as different treats may vary in size and nutritional content.

To keep treats fresh and maintain their quality, store them in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight or heat sources. Ideally, treats should be kept in an airtight container to prevent moisture, which can cause them to spoil. Yes,you may also opt to store your treats in the refrigerator to extend the freshness.

The shelf life of pet treats varies depending on the ingredients and storage conditions. Most treats have a "best by" date printed on the packaging. For optimal freshness, it's best to use them before this date. Proper storage can help extend their shelf life.

Yes, you can store most pet treats in a pantry, but they should be kept in an airtight container or sealed packaging to protect them from air, moisture, and pests. Avoid storing treats near hot or humid areas like the stove or sink.

If the packaging is resealable and airtight, it is perfectly fine to keep the treats in their original packaging. Just ensure the packaging is properly sealed after each use to prevent the treats from becoming stale or exposed to air.

It’s best to store different types of treats separately, especially if they have varying ingredients or storage requirements. For instance, meat-based treats may require refrigeration, while biscuits may not. Keeping them separate helps prevent cross-contamination and maintains their individual freshness.

If a treat smells off, has visible mold, or has changed in texture (e.g., becoming soft, discolored, or sticky), it’s best to discard it. Treats that have been stored improperly or past their expiration date may spoil more quickly, so it’s important to inspect them regularly.